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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
Sr4uplyG orr PLErEo-rNrrNoNIA.
-ou,ussrovrn colM,N MAkrs \ STATEMENT To

C0MHIssIONTR COIMNN NAkrs STATEMENT j."
ruE oATTLv-GEuwrE>' ASSOCIATIONS.
kansas CITY oct l.-rne Consoiidatca CattrGrow-
,.' Association of ihc Uurcl s;ass assemble 10 annn"
convention at the Coates opera House ih- aii' Fn"on
over 100 decg.r. we're present They rom nearly
every state and Territory IN TIC UAion Tie time u'
8 O'Clock was occlIic by the cowboy band - Dodge
CIV VINO appeared m r,culat on froaiicr costume IN
GLIDING reyolycis shortly ai,cr o'clock MAYOR kninpf
delivered a brief addrc--. welcoming the delegate 70
Kama. CITY. He was followed 10y l. H. Aicn. president
81 tho Board Of Trl!c Pre-deat -. W smith. OF III"
as.ooi> o. md Or Amrs Of Montana, replied n ncA All
0, tho visitors " H. ninc' Of Michigan. was selected
a, Temporary chairman. Norman J. 'o1m"n IoHm's
,oncr Of Agriculture airoineeI lie began BY say
Ing int the cattle industry Of mis- country. rcprs'cni-
Ing II 200 600 OOo w. untor cloll o. misfortune at
pr,.cnt lut lie 'Ic tat 'lr population 81 TIE
country IS mcscs-Is iar moro f-Ph man IS ia' Dr'i
sippiy aad th4; this clrcum.t~r.c would rc,rtT mat
tcr lie proceeded tore ad ni OIL 'iaisHe OF
rolh o. h- d,,ar'meutiu lrAuns pneumonia.
from January October j. o. fhe present year Tue
~. hector. o. f'c Bureau uf ANNA. In''iy eAdph'
I. -, r.ris aur 90 sos head co. cattle O.! those,
Gu,rarfin- und zoo were found q hs q '.,L lbs
4 %. no. include inc tAicalo qu-iauun- Nr toiman. 90
~ ,i. a..I.. haI been er.dlcAf'd from ,o'k
,,r ,,o'if p,-rn,f,r l. adj pad ,Ai.h compliment
a. i,r.f.s.nr lw ~ Nc- YORK Who had charge Of the
WORK 20 IN salmon o. he blic'n 81 A"ih". Industry
and tnc ll4soi- state Board lie added
"Msrvliud 49, NcwNo hsv. be- the w"r-l no.
heJ- Of ti, di.,a.r TIC ,' Tics OF sew York lroos'n
,I E.tI1lorc AMI their subuil- have for forty rrar-
d., D. plague -puts whence the a-cas h, -iif 'd 10 "'I
mart. oil IN. country But m Nar' and 49, No." have
Nm. u,d,r r,1trs lie -v-f,n wheh proved =. sue.
c.fl n t,lc,ro ~ NOW in operation uud'. direction OF
Professor Law. aud We have hope - c"'' " Toying
observation-disclosures spoke cuoourasin-v % AFFAIRS IN Sew
YORK stat. where The L'..s.atr' and COY ou"i h".e
invited The plAcn. Of tie whole hu,in', nnd.r ''V'iu
n,, contra. IN legaid "a tue needs 0f ' Bureau f'i
to next yc~r Nh co!mar sad tlft about ' iht w.
n,c,..ar, sufficient appropriateness l"' ""'" W."
.t.r a. AID a
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SEA COAST AND LAKE front OFFENCES.



CHEF OF LNGINEEK>.
WAsHSGToS. Oct 3l.-The annual report Of General
Duane. Chief OF Engineer, shows that TIC number Of
officers the corps at the end Of the last fiscal
lO9 The report largely devoted statement OF the
Ton ton OF sea ana lake front dsicrce. 90 TIL.
tspc General Duane says that many the works are Ill
lspida'ed and economy requires that they should he
kept irsm decay Special attention invited to the
for the protection OF Fort Niagara y y which is
regarded great value tho military service The
total Of the estimates submitted aggregate - 23i OOJ
including S2,siO,OOO for the construction Of gun and
mortar batteries; $4,000 for protection. preservation
and repair OF for,ihcaons ~ 500 900 for sub marine
mine, and appliances for closing channels, and $4,000
for torpedo experiments. In report upon the subject
OF made by the Board OF Engineers, which
isihcudcl ia General Duanc's report. il j. sald
Proper snns may be judo ou,ly expended prog.
Ies "sad placing our coa' 10 10 eas.ve coniilyn may
demands Consideration.
In accordance with IN. Instructions OF the Secretary
Of war tine Board has also submitted preliminary plans
for the defence the important seaboad harbors
On this point it says:
FENCES eau b obtained investing the funds in other
hcs equally neSessay an" NM res ,T oy .rss an hs
aee shafts aud galleries needfu to establish defence
by submdr LIE mInes
Two typical designs prepared by the Board which
said to all modern requirements are Tor fortihca-
tons constructed OF sand. covering The masonry ana
bombmoofs The report sAys Ih9t no ai1or ~ n"w o
ever viii be required for such deienccs Inc plan OF s
fence by morton and gun batteries recommended by tue
Board involves expenditure during mo nsit nscai
the ports as follows: New. York $G0O,0o0 San Fran
cisco. SiGOOOO; ROston. $4,000: Hampton toa ,o
$3.50 OOO Orleans $4,000; Philadelphia $40
600; Warrington $4,000: baltimore $4,000 Port
aad 100000: Narragansett Bay, S29o,OOo Inc pan
aso csnemplstes the preparation OF casenates c|po
shafts etc, the number Of 20. distributed as FOL
lows; New.YorE. 81 san francisco. 81 Boston; Hsmp.
ton. 2; Philadelphia. q Washington, Baltimore, /;
tOitand Management Bay, =.
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iu tho pork business AZ Washington Market and "A
member oitlc Produce Exchange, arraigucd on the
.hate. of u-auty the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday. Nr llaNue- huapl- AZ 40 2il West Thirty
eighth -t and I'd, laml} 1--we al their home on staten
Leland. iIayuc- is considered a wealthy man. BE
tween and a. m. yesterday Ice Wa running fran
t,AllN up ard down Hudson st. between Morton and
I4f.DW -t~ hli,hu- AZ The tip of h> voice on God
save me- 1Hcl after me Go Kill uc. A|at away o.
Justice Patterson committed Haynes 10 the care Of tho
commissioners IF Charities and Correction To BE-
Llcnl hILY cNAmncA
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The Rev. II. Is. Arkcli, who arrived Oh "'c 9'rN''
e.er,av was ordered to this country by is"etor-'eh-
-, M raa de Bruno TO succeed the N'v. Father
rerner who died from injuries received by the failing
a, parocht, school ia Harlem the building of "h'oh
- ,,,o,,,,.ndino Father Arke has been
rector of the Church Of st. Mays star bS inc Hoa' d"
Hastings, sussex County, Ineiahn' ioI "'0 ~
ui. sermons and the services il the Chhrch OF ''r
I.,v 81 Mount Carmel IN East One hhndre'|and-
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TIE FENEE II EIORIDA.

WASHINGTON. oct 3l.-Thc official records Of the Ma
rinc Hospital Bureau show the continued existence OF
yellow fever at Tampa. Fla. but nowhe . else III the
Reports have been received that cases have ap
peaed al different ponts Ia PascO County They arc he-
IL. investigated but IS yet have not been conhrmeh Up
October 20 there lad been between % and 3Jo cases
and 4 deaths from vel on fever al Tampa HE number
OF under treatment Oh that date vas 50. During
the twcntyfour hours ended at T. october =. there
% new cases. bat no deaths No Information has
Oceu TccelNed from Iampa ,lnce -Alurlhy mOrnlLs.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR NEW-YORK.
SMILING "KECEIvER" IL WASHINGTON AMONG


SMILING "KECEIvER" IL WASHINGTON AMONG
THE nAPLESS CLERKS.
WASHING ron. Oct 81 tSpecidO.-rhc Democratic or
gan this msrnin. announced that Insurance suPcrn-
tsndent Maxwell woull arrive in Washington this morn
Democratic Committee to receive contributions
for TIE NcwYors canvass from New WORKERS
and others" Mr. Maxwell in town
last week but be did to-day. although he was
expected 10 his place another representative OF
the Committee in the person OF Charles Hooper
most NOUS and seductive gentleman lie received
THE TRIBUNE correspondent with the utmost courtesy,
but probably he did think 1t
part of his duty furnish settlement
the "centributons" received by him to-day.
That receiver hal not been az produc-
tive expected. however. indicated by his re-
mark the correspondent that lie had hoped 10 return
New York TO- morrow night, but might he compelled
10 a day longer II was indicated also by
the fact that after o'clock this afternoon tho little
room set apart for his use 10y the Columbia
Democratic Clnb deserted and at o'clock tonight
there rush although this was pay day IN many
OF the Government Departments There was some tax
that tho screws would he put on tonorrsw ana
"Wednesday. II perhaps the rvuets or "conllbu-
tons" tomorrow will swell TO torrents before MI
Hooper shall leave town, and that lie VIII carry away
biz bag OF doodle"
or course Mr. Hooper will knew nothing OF any
"prcssure" 10 swell tho contributions" He does not
believe in coercion" lie declares that the laws must
be Obeyed. lie would receive unwilling OF IN
voluntary "coztrbutIon" Perish The thought! and any
Cvil service reJrncr who into MI Hooper frank,
open cOuntenanCe Will ecno the exclamation Mr. Hoop
CIR, however SAYS that he would like to thc Dome
mixed" He further declared in response to an inquiry
that ne doesn't know much about New-lork politics
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsnSGTOS. Monday Oct. 81, 1887
APPOINTMENT. -Sccrstary Endicott today appointed
Hsrysy Barton OF Ohio TO be Chief OF Correspond
ence bureau OF the War Department vice Jay stone re-
signed.
COURT OF CLAIMS The Court OF Claims met today for
the winter term aud after few decisions OF
localints rest adjourned until next Monday Tho inter
nhg time will be spent IN conference upon the French
spsiatioD claims
CONVENIENT FNAScEA-The receipts Of the Govern
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home NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

,,IWh Hrfnut HGel-Senator Henry w Blair New
iam"'lre ... Rrrroor Hopse-Beniann Iafrs ewster
o fhil"ie pla Hotel EruHSwiek-The Hon. W. Coch-
rae iiiil-. NJ r. o scotland Ererett House
trior An rev curtin, of Pcnnsvl Union square
HOfei-',thtTai Thomas L. Kosscr,
nem-MeiIve h. st"ne OF Chicago. HOrmaa House-
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HIELND ~ lNtNn ".

UorKINToN Mas. oct 3l.-Whlic four men were
.clu. san 10 j. T. rwcnclFs pit. the bank cavod In
burning them George Peterson and Charles Newton
were recovered alive FRANK Iharer ttscn out dead
and the other mas lahoIel. was sAOttly afterwIrd
found lie was also dead.
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ecuo,,rLy VISITORS Al CORNELL

IrAcA oct 81 CSno+iab. D G. Gilman pIes'ue"' u
Johns UoplnsU University; Dr. T. " liart"cII professor
-, c,,it,re At the same institution John Glenn,
of baltimore accompanied by his son, ana NJ n'h''
Oesingcr OF the French Academy OF hrts ana S'ehc'
who is commissioned by tho Frcach Government 10 ~
,pcct the various technical schools IN the uncd 0'"s
yestcrd,v visited tho EImra RefoTmai-ry, where they
,y.r. nincd y Professor Charles Celia ana T. Leon
Chrismap of Cornell University IL WAS iI ISM,
sunday AT that institution and The vIronS n'l"'Is
ddrcsses 10 tls couycfs at the morhns aluooh
and rvr,iu. services President Gilman spoke OF MS
summer trip 10 Alaska aud dwrt particularly va "
great p0ssiOllItics OF that country. ,....
The Wis ors reached here today and were me- on ,',
arrival by ex President White the yliors -'Hl'u w
baltimore tonight VI. Ocslngor, VII" mas ttaNr.', ,
through the niicd states aud Alaska VIII shot '"'
for -,ufo Domiuc 20 and cuba OIL his Inspection 10
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THE DISPOSITION OF MIR. Villas.

WAsI,>GToX. oct. 81 tSpccjdl-Supcrintcndcnt Nash,
OF the Railway Mail Service. who is personal and init
mate friend Of The To,masieI-General, does not lc-
Heve haC Mr. Villas is transferred the Interior
Department case Mr. Lamar is elevated
the supreme Court ON tins snnsct
Nr. Nash remarks that the proposed transfer aud the
promotion of Mr. Stevenson. would leave the Northwe,
with two Cabinet officers NevYork and the Etst with
four aud the south only one Mr. Garland
But then the President feels OF the South in any
event. and Is anxious To capture one
or two States in the Northwest as a
make weight against probable los.c, Ia Newly erk Con
nccticut and Ncw-Jersey. 1t is also tue that the
south would rather Mr.. Lamar the supreme
Court bench than almost other man. lie 10 the man
who embalned IN The Congressional ECcoid tie declaIt
ton that Jefferson Davis traitor and therefore
that ME fight against the Union was praise ~Orthy and
patriotic warfare In otHer words. Mr.. Lamar perhaps
IN more discreet bur not less significant phrases tadn
used by General jackson few days ago, asserted
the doctrine.
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COMMISSIONER DE- WOLF MISTAKEN.

received tic following Telegram from HEATH OAccr
I'm IL. Of New-YOik:
Referring 10 telegram Of COMMISSIONER DcW" 81 CHICAGO.
Ming staten, Tat Ice fouud among lnnefsn- Al
~ and bundles
q Deg
suc s'acInc cannot y. Nof statement
pot tho IBdepe'enic passed. Sew York Quatniin"
without proper dnfctt.Du TIC issnrd
twenty four hours al baggage parcels AMI pun
dies opened IN The .tecagc and tirDnghy di-n rc"
Of al i.s fcciei
WIN -upIou- ACID several tunes oii
f.. q hai a a
washed with solution OF Tosl"c suD4io o. strength 10
be ! TO 500 The captain and other ono couiiuo TIE
sur, report the exceptionally good SAINT i} 'ord'
ton Of the snip satisfied mc Of 80 Truth. commended the
OF tie slip eIIHesiJ. IheIo were
deaths duT!ng Tie v"yaec and not I'm
81, case OF uluc.s among the passenger. SlnCe
cOT> invaded Italy IA -7f very steamer n passengers
Italian por. on - arrival At quu4ntIno hAs been dc
until package OF baggage could be opened ana
!snicCtcd
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NJUN FKOM THE NtBrREN.

rr,rfxlXo r,oToEArr At MT NitN'N'
rh. r.v " lAm " knoA, OF IN, n'V ,r1, p,,,
, ,,....,., vino received = f"ll To, Nn''i a..
" Day INN .,', , Mount Vernon. ha- declined L" NV
o. . 1,p,ontn, Of "a" church la Ia, '.'t !" " ~ his
49,. III r,f IA. tad found nom h7 "o7'i N"'''''9 -
",.,,',,j ,-lt AZ Ilal ci-w'"ilhg an" I"'' go.
Ir 1ir,,.-, mat thc l'opl' ~ me thhl,h WI, ,,s
IN. t'.r, t.,cn add spirituality max h' w.,
', 81 INK fhr enterprise which ttl carr M ~, 49,,
P'' y, m. liberal salary offered him ih'' ne
anu "l' 49,, t,.,, Ms a large hrd Tor Work ~ NJ
Vr,'.,, mt hr would nor hesitate minute IL ~ ~" ~, ~
" '., maj a.. felt IL great honor 70 DE- >'I'''" l' w
,,,.,t station. u, ytiihrlc-e he c"ud give ~" ~,
49, H. church for leaving me place M"''a ~ ..rr
i,,rr had placed him and where tn h'id i"i WITH
Wa A. large
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NETWORK CITY.

The Stonnet"n Line boats will leave th, city here
after at 80 p m. Instead Of o'clock
Jeanette Park In the lower part Of The city has
Just been graded and planted \ number Of clms
hndcnS and pCpar- have been ser out and the wall
VIII be paved with asphalt in the spring.
The Rev. Dr Malcolm MacCrcror read paper at tho
meeting Of Eap-t ministers Yesterday IN .. The p.cu
liaflic> Of the Scot
The Methodist ministers at their weekly meeting YES
tcrday adopted resolutions In memory If john b.
Cornell
The report of the Fire Commissioners for The quarter
ending september 80, shows that there were ri
alarm, aud I'D fines. The los on buildings and YES,
SOLE wa Tl13OEI. and ON contents S-G9u9J. making
total Of ~ .oI3.lG3 only fii6.2o3 wa uninsured
J. Hampton Hobb sworn in a. park Commi-. toner
yesterday 10y MAJOR Hewitt.
Controller Lew wa invited 10 attend the county
Democracy meeting tomorrow evening Cooper
III. T. ami declined
william Albert, twenty tlrcc ycai, old. captain Of
the canal boat Duudcrbcry, lying at Thirietl t.,
North River, accused Jefferson Market Police
Count yesterday If having assaulted and rubbed
tarr named AIb.n Wolf. OF 80. - s"vcuth-avc.. ia
hi boat or sunday. He held fer trial.
John Mccormick, driver Of 4 Hlccclci--t horse car
put on the brake ia loufth- to AVOID collision with
atruok yesterday. Ec brought the car To- stand-ti
80 suddenly that lc lost - balance. fcll the
dashboard fractured 3D.. skull AMI died Immediately.
Policeman Patrick J. Toanor, Of the 1hiuy-Gr-r
Precinct, run over aud k.!icd by railroad train
yesterday al Noui- Park
M. l. send 70 this office So for the family In
camden y. T.. stricken with dphthena and Win four
children dead 300 ihe house.
TIC steamship zcalandia arrived al san Francisco
lat saturday With mails from Melbourne, sydney
Auckland and Honolulu. due to arrive I'm Sew Yok TO-
The nr-t ca ri.f-' delivery on saturday.
paalc Ia.l,ri homeless laboscr employed a an
auucdu,t -lrff near Sing sing Wa shot the breast
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SrycJDE JANIS r. wHlrELEL

81 JfIUI OF JtII> u. "H'' f''''-' .
SpsIScrIrID. ONO. oct. 3l.-Janrs H. Mhltelry' !"
brehcr OF william " Whitley, the reaper mnnhia'tr
or connte ed suicide this morpn: by shoohI. hinssf
throu IN the mead.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MfNIArCREALMAVAc.

rD-DAY
SUI rises 90 80 Noon rise 5i6-Moons age 10
usanav n,ax 75O GOV fspA 74s H.nGit. s1
P.l-Sandy uOsk. SIS Gov lsVL e:-2l nell CATO iVil
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months In tho Albany Penitentary Yesterday morning 10
that he had committed suicide holding his
head I'm a pail OF water.
WHITE PrAIxs-Mrs Gilbert got order for $40 week
amony pending her suit for divorce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01

ffthtecnth--st on sunday viii le h ommcmorati IN
Father koencr aul the other victims. The inquest
tie accident VII take place TO day.
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EOEBLD ON ms L4STDIIIN olfI'E

4 ~<rAK InIFr C,nnIrs or OVER InEit IH"'
SAND DOiLAI,s IRON I'M BtItAL" CITY HALL
ErII.Io oct Ji.-A sneak ;hief entered Tie Once 81
tho PARK toassourrs IN the city Han today ana '"''
big containing - 200 III the temporary absence 81 the
secretary General william f. Rogers, VINO h'H "p'n''
the money 10 pay On tnc park cmpoye' Inc 'h'' ~.
away with I'm. plunicr 1hs IT, the last day IN once OF
1.,,l po~,r a, secretary TO the board he had re-
signed 10 acccp, The slpclntcad,ncy Of tue s"'dr's
HIM III Ri
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SHIPPING Ne rs.
PORroF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OCT 81, is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer scrvia tBr, Mckay Liverpool Oct 3D. oueeus-
town -5 50 AMI SIS passengers ~ Vernon BiSNn
& co. Arrived A. ihs Bar A. : a ID. ., "a, On ,o,tr.
u will Iisc AuI s15 passengers Henderson Bros Ar
sfeancr AZ i.n 81 AIR Beuze Boston, with mdss
seaucr NScoocrc Eempton, savannah days. with mdss
Steamer Imet2yst Be- stewart Baltimore. ballast 10
Steamer Ccnouwcati Van KlrA Philadelphia, with ndss
steamer sniaIop Bragg Portland, with u.Gsc and passen-
steamer Wise,'irrc Gates Boston 'or Port Join,oa
mise } oTieg yc,sei to { " Berlaua,
10 S1's Ny yrSel l TO { y ,,iiadx
BAN I4rry Bu,ca,aa IN Cotan. BiJoa St days, with
6arA Euiop Jo.ep.y ,Ger. Braiherus. New hed'en'
oiIj i,Aai iis1t, ~ d cloudy.
steamer Alaska (Bu. Murray, Liverpool via Queenstown
\ NJ Jndclm. & g r,.r r.,.r,,,o, - p,., g. r.,,r.
steamer Acadia ,Br haynes Mediterranean por's-iiea-
S4coocAco Heap,en aS9se
Ship 8 Il r.iu,r t>or. sorcu,cn HAmours-C TOBIAS
ship lirncl ,lir. boyd Perth Amboy-snow Busess..
Bat. JunsirIu ,creoAl "yka' Port SAID ESypt-fuHeS'
E1r, ,ammeu Bros ru Cros''cy London -scamme Bros
Bar A.SA,ro., ,Gcr Hannes Rosario John Norton
Bai. navener Hayemcr Rio Iancro-I TSrion
BirA f~n.iens Minle Nol. H~.vorsen' sanio'-ihoHaa
Bark Louise Adelaide orr. ia IA -Waydca 20
Bark Isaac Jack son. GOODWIN. Ponce PR-I X Arm
strong a.. , ..,
Bns Starlight sears Port SpIin-L W Armstrong
SAILED
French steam frigItc MncrNe for -
Pal fur Hamburg tldnpa Einila l.eShoro
III 40. Tor kangOOu. Nc!le hitH haNahA'
Walter Massey New orleans FTee4a \ Nii'9 Feih"n-
1'N'' the MOVEMENTS OF srEAuEs&
FOREIGN PO8r5
LIVERPOOL oct STARVED steamer Cyof Chicago sBr'.
Watkins New lO.k oct -
OtttNsIONN oct Arrived. steamer Arabic tBr) Bur-
ton rom OCT - her way 10 Liverpool snd
prscectcdl ,.,.. t,,,,. .,n..,
Hnek nom NewNolk oct - on ner way - Bremen iand
proceedeil r.. p.....-
hcnc New York ~
New YORK
Monte from NewHogk oct 20 On hor way - Glasgow and
proceeded o.. ., M,
Ma rom Glasgow hence Tor New York.
3J-PJSSei steamer Italy (Br). feaIce, from
w u her way 10 LIVERPOOL
SIKfIIN Oct sailed. steamer SlsvOnia Ger: Schmidt
% New YORK ID,
BARCELONA. oct I9-Arrved steamer Llnua DID " Mem
from Now. YORK Oct ).
tFOr .ltsr Sh,pDns NsVs II dIA see FGt Ptj*j
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NIAGARA FALLS KAcI, 6 GROUNDS FOE SAIL
In,KroEr oct 81 tSpcc,od. The sheriff oi ms county
ADVERTISE the sale oi the land, and properly o' '"s NJ
.,,ro Falls Racing and Fair Grounds As,-oca''oh "
,L Mac. Novemier 30 TO satisfy Judgments To the
.moupt of nearly Sl7 900 Desperate efforts are inaAtg
ia savo the property meeting OF the sec o'I- W.
hrI mi. afternoon Al The Fails Inc hy-Ia", were
.wsu,.i 90 nat In the future Indebtedness ~ over
he Incurred without The cou-' t OF e ~scH
n,,n ~ new sock subscribed ior and about SO, 900
d ~ uroInl-'d.
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mcnt for October amounted to 1,S03.l12 and the c1
penditurcs $l2I7I 6j being excess OF receipts OF
$40 1913. The pubic debt for Ocio-
Der Is estimated at $l4 100000.
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wrsTCUEsTES COUNTY
yoxE,r. foseph Merol forty 'onr. OF puA,u ON
Was tenE drunk and seneneei 10 'ou'
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French steam frigltc Mn
rnE MoYEMENrs be- srEAuEAi

French steam frgIte MlncrNe. for - ~ ,.-.
Sh Il Pal .cr. iur iianDnrs CLinpa Emi9 I;eshorn.
Banks Nolanic al no. Tor kanSoon Nellie HHth HavanA'
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l an constrained to ADOPTING WEEKLY NEWS
~ No. 10, because Of its nos partisan attitude
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